What makes our True-Journey Masterplant Retreats unique, and why do I feel so grateful for what we are offering?
The Shipibo Healers I work with have been my personal teachers since 2016.
The Mahua lineage was and still is a famous and well-known family because of their powerful curanderos/shamans/healers in their family lineage. This might go back 100s of years.
The truth is that I work with one of the last healers of that kind in that family. These old people are the last who grew up in the jungle with the plants, sitting in ceremonies with their elders and experiencing that direct connection to nature, spirit, and the unseen. They grew up without internet, phones, and so on.
There are, in general, as well as from other families, not many elders alive who walked the path of a curandero.
Now is the time when we still can sit and receive through their work.
In the last few days, I felt grief in my heart that I have not done a better job in marketing. Not because I want to increase my business.
The grief in my heart was that I did not put more effort into inviting humans to these last opportunities to be in ceremony and Sama with these last elders we have on the planet.
That lead me to the decision to go offline soon to diet again in a proper way.
I feel immensely grateful to have the honor to receive, learn, and work with some of the oldest and most powerful Shipibo Healers who still carry a connection to an ancient wisdom on how to connect us to universal energies through the plants.
Thank you, life, for guiding me in 2015 to the Peruvian Amazon Jungle to find that ancient healing art.
Most or almost all other Retreat Centers just hire Shipibo Curanderos and let them work in their retreats. Often they just met them and sometimes the team is even not knowing each other deeply.
The Mahua lineage, which I found and where life guided me to in 2015, carries a very unique, old way of opening us to the wisdom of the universe and showing us our healing and learning journey.
The Tree Medicine is a very elementary part in that,if you choose to walk the path of SAMA (dieta).Ayahuasca opens the doors to the world of the trees, which are deeply rooted in the ground and reach high up to the galaxies.I have a strong bond and connection with my Shipibo Teachers.I highly appreciate them, and we have all gone through different things together over the last 9 years.That makes our work unique as we work together in a very connected way.
In most other centers,you don’t have that connection between the facilitator and the healers. Mostly,you have a team of different people working together who very often don’t know each other that well.
I,Ute,am a student of the plants, and I receive help and guidance through the same Shipibo Healers / same lineage as every participant who joins us in our small,intimate groups.
I have been participating in Sama for 9 years with the same Healer lineage,which I bring into our Retreats.
There is an alignment,which I honor and nourish as best as I can.
In case you feel the call to work with Ayahuasca or to participate in a Sama,feel into how my sharing resonates with you.
Our containers are held with the connection of the Samas and Tree Medicine.The work is embedded in the Jakon Nete,the God-made good world. We work with the Ani Joé,the big light of creation,and connect all the time the energy work with the life-supporting forces of the universe.
The energetic network my Shipibo Maestros,the plants,and I have built together over the last 9 years is quite unique.
I deeply hope that this older Shipibo Healer will live much longer to support us in connecting to the essence of the life forces of creation.This is not an easy path,as it includes facing the shadow and the dark too for many of us.The importance is to be anchored in the "right" energies,so you keep aligned with God and your power from within.
If you feel the call,don’t wait too long.Yes,there are younger people coming offering the medicine,and that is great.And it is not the same as receiving from these elders who grew up in the jungle, sitting in ceremonies as children and growing up as being part of Nature.